I have a laptop running Windows 8.1 64bit. What i plan to do is to install mysql server. and then i would install Windows 7 32 bit on a VMWare on the same laptop and will also have mysql server plus bridged networking so it will have different ip with the host OS.
so basically i will have a laptop running windows 8.1 64 bit with mysql server installed. With a vmware running windows 7 32 bit which also have mysql server installed.
Next, i want to set up the mysql server on the windows 8.1 as a master and setup the mysql server on the vmware (running windows 7 32 bit) as a slave.
My question is, will this work? I don't want to start configuring because it will take a lot of time.
If it is not achievable, can somebody recommend me a way to demonstrate mysql replication using only a single laptop/computer
No problem. It will work. Make shure both sysem can ping each other (being in same subnet) But you should configure it only for demonstration. The other case it has no sence.
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I have CentOS Linux 7 on my virtual machine using VirtualBox. I have no GUI, it's just the Terminal. I have Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio on my host PC (Windows 10). I'm trying to connect it to my VM and I can't figure it out. I've looked at several different sources and I can't get it to connect. Can anyone offer any assistance?
I have seen references to this over the web, but can't seem to configure this correctly. I am using Delphi XE8
I am devloping a Delphi based 64-bit MySQL application for MySQL after installing MySQL 64-bit, which works fine.
However, I need to make design-time changes in the IDE, such as viewing tables, mapping db-aware controls to the fields, etc.
I initially installed the 64bit MySQL, not knowing that the 32-bit Delphi IDE would need the 32-bit MySQL for IDE developing/editing/inspecting.
So I don't think I can have both 32 AND 64 bit MySQL installed on the same machine using the same 3306 port (or maybe I can?).
Does this mean if i want to inspect or work in the 32 bit IDE environment that I can't use the 64 bit MySQL? I have already designed a database in the 64 bit MySQL.....
I saw references to adding the paths to the FDDrivers.ini files, but I can't seem to get this going.
Please any thoughts??
Doug
Delph needs neither a 32bit nor a 64bit MySQL server, it just needs the correct client libraries ("drivers"). This imnplies, that you can keep your 64bit MySQL server on port 3306 and just install the 32bit client libraries. This should install quite fine in parallel to your existing 64bit client libs.
Just to make that clear: A 32bit client can talk to a 64bit server and vice versa. Only the server needs a listening port.
Xampp Ver 5.5 installed in windows 10 pro 64bit, apache and mysql services are not starting automatically. Tried all solution provided earlier. Can some one help
Sometimes they wont start because other processes would be running on the same port number as of apache and mysql. Go to task manager processes, end the tasks that are running on that port and start your apache and mysql server
We have a Windows machine that when remoted into, the only thing that comes up is a command prompt. I'm under the impression that this machine is set to being Windows Core. I'm looking to do this to another one of our machines (Windows Server 2016) but the machine is already setup and running with the desktop GUI. Is it possible to change / retroactively put the machine back to Windows Core?
install(GUI), unistall (core) Roles and Features -> User Interfaces and Infrastructure
I am taking over a project done under QT5 by someone else. The purpose of this program is to connect to a mySql server (5.5) running locally (on the same machine) and perform operations. It does that by connecting to the ip Address of the machine it is installed on.
One major bug of this program is that, when it is running on a 32bit platform e.g. win7 32 bit, it connects to the mySql database just fine. But when it is running on a 64bit win7 and the mySql database became a 64bit one too, it consistently fail to connect.
We setup several machines running win 7 64 bit OS to make sure that it wasn't anything accidental and sure enough it wasn't, except one of these machines happens to be my work computer and strange enough the program connects just fine. In other words, the program is connecting to the 64bit build of mySql 5.5 server correctly on a win 7 64 bit platform, something it failed consistently on all other machines.
We also noticed that the connection will not take place properly if we run the program and the mySql server on a freshly installed win7 64 bit OS.
Based on that I suspected that it it is because of all the software that I installed on my machine. But so far installing a copy of Qt5 development suit on a freshly configured machine did not solve that problem, which was quite surprising because it is quite reasonable to assume the Qt5 brings with itself files needed to perform certain operation correctly.
Can anyone please shed some light on how to proceed next? I'm quite helpless here and I don't even know the general direction to move on next.